Plier KS Tools 500.7024 Steel Length 120 mm

The Plier KS Tools 500.7024 Steel Length 120 mm is a compact precision plier designed for gripping, bending and manipulating small components. Constructed from durable steel, this 120 mm plier provides controlled handling in confined spaces and repetitive tasks common to automotive maintenance, electronics assembly and general mechanical work. The tool's compact dimensions and straight-jaw geometry make it suitable for tasks that require accuracy and tactile feedback.

Advantages

This steel plier offers high dimensional stability and resistance to wear due to its hardened steel construction. Its short length improves access in narrow areas while maintaining good leverage for controlled force application. The ergonomic profile of the handles supports stable grip and precise finger placement for fine manipulation. The simple, robust design ensures reliable performance with low maintenance needs.

Suitable for

• Precision gripping and bending of small metal parts
• Working in tight engine bays and machinery assemblies
• Electronics and electrical component handling
• General mechanical repair, maintenance and hobby tasks

Key specifications

• Material: hardened steel
• Overall length: 120 mm
• Jaw type: straight precision jaws
• Finish: corrosion-resistant surface treatment
• Handle style: compact ergonomic profile for precision work

How to use

Grip the plier by the handles with a comfortable thumb and finger position to maintain control over small components. Position the jaws around the target part, applying steady pressure to hold, bend or manipulate it as required. For tasks in confined spaces, use the short length to reach components while keeping the wrist in a neutral position to reduce fatigue. After use, clean the jaws of debris and store the plier in a dry tool pouch or toolbox to preserve the surface treatment.

Usage recommendations

Use the plier for precision tasks that do not require heavy cutting or high clamping loads. Avoid using the tool on hardened fasteners or as a substitute for larger pliers to prevent premature wear. Regularly inspect the jaw alignment and surface condition; apply light lubrication to the pivot joint if stiffness develops.